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Characteristics and Outcomes of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander People Presenting to the Emergency Department With Suspected Acute Coronary Syndrome

Laura Stephensen, William Anthony Parsonage, JM Greenslade, Greg Starmer, Katrina Starmer, Elizabeth Mowatt, Tileah Drahm‐Butler, Terri L. Davis, Virginia Campbell, Nigel Brown, Ray Mahoney, Michelle L. Gatton, Robert Bonnin, Richard Stone, Linda McCormack, Sarah Ashover, Tanya Milburn, Karlie Proctor, Anthony Brazzale, Louise Cullen

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Key concepts: Medicine, Emergency department, Acute coronary syndrome, Risk stratification, Indigenous, Emergency medicine, Medical emergency, Internal medicine

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